Buckhannon High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Buckhannon, WV)

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Q 'Che Rhododendron i924 QL SONG BILL GRIM Assislanl Cheer Leader Here comes the Blue and Cray, To win this game to-day, They'll win them any old time To keep their rep up high. They're worth their weight in gold, Those huslcy lads of old- Say, boys, we surely have some team! YELL With a B, with a U, with a C-etc. With a B U C K H A N N O N. Buclchannon! With an H, with an l, with a G, with an H. With an H I GH-High! Buckhannon High! Buclchannon High! Buclchannon High! YELL B-U-C-K--H-A-N-N-O-N ! B-U-C-K-H-A-N-N-O-N ! B-U-C-K-H-A-N-N-O-N ! Yea! Team! Team! Team! YELL Buckhannoni-Ray Buckhannon-1Ray Blue -i-Gray Ray! Ray! Buclchannon! YELL-B.H.S. B. H. S.! Well, l guess ls the best of high schools. With her boys who are the Heetest, With her girls who are the sweetest. Watch 'em go, full of vim, Always ready to win. And her rooting section spirit, That deserves so much good merit, So we'll root, root for all, For our team, and our club. But we'll root, root, root, For our School, for our B. H. S. SONG Carry on, Buclchannon! We're for you against the field! Carry on, Buclchannon! Blue and Gray will never yield! You're the lads to show them that You've got the stuff to win: Head 'em off whenever they begin. Hail! Hail! Work the ball along the floor And toss it through the ring: Shoot a foul and help the score, Then listen to us sing- Carry on, Buclchannon High School! Carry on, Buclchannon High School! Carry on, Buckhannon High! 751 U! U! J

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afa ai .---- lgla Jie ex The Qhododoodfoo 1924 1 i i I do I THE. B. I-I. S. ROOTERS' CLUB HE Rooters' Club of B. H. S. was reorganized the first of January, Just after the Christmas vacation. At this meeting the following officers were elected: James English, Presidentg William Foster, Vice-Presi- dent, Elizabeth McWhorter, Secretaryg and Elizabeth Talbott, Treas- 9 urer. They have proven themselves very efficient in the work. 533 RZQZAC The club of this year outnumbered any of previous years. The membership totaled two hundred and fifty. ln the early part of the season, before each game a short thuse was held. And just before the tournament a regular thuse was held every morning. A very attractive badge was ordered for each member of the club, The Athletic Association offered a tournament ticket and other prizes to the high school students contributing the best songs. Margaret Kiddy won the tournament ticket, while Dorothy Withers and Cale Wallen each received one dollar. These, along with other yells and songs, hard rooting during the tournament, the co-operation of every member of the club, and the untiring interest and work of Ross Bonar and Miss Reger won the Zickefoose Trophy. l74I

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-lv 'Che Qhododendron 1924 THE. COAST GUARDS They gather there from everywhere, Both sexes, large ancl small, Xvilh noses bent to catch the scent Of smoke, they wait the battle call. Ah, what a stir as they confer Alaxmecl at each intrusion. Dong-l Thal's the call now forwa rd all THE DECORATING COMMITTEE ln foul or fair, at morn and noon, Responsive to the call of duty, They struggle fby their presence there, To make the front a thing of beauty. Come faithful ones, come in and rest. just decorate at leisure, Says Mr. Brooks. They answer true, Our motto, 'Business Before Pleasure' My worcl! they scatter in confusion. l76l E3 Mm